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  1. I have engineers that want to see two signals that are inversely proportional to each other on the same lane, but with one of them going low (top) to high (bottom). So in the attached plot, we want the pink signal to match the shape of the other two. Other than altering the pink signal such that it is showing "negative" values, I can't find an easy way to invert an axis. Any help appreciated. Thanks, David
  2. I'm trying to display large values with more significant figures. For instance, annual reporting of large quantities via scorecard only display scientific notation rather than the actual value received within our historian database.I need to be able to display at lease nine significant figures within the score card and be able to view the trend line with the same number of significant figures. Anyone have any thoughts as to how this can be accomplished? Thank you,
  3. I have a signal based on the formula: $a/($b+$c) and I want the result to display as a percentage (33%) instead of a decimal (0.333). I haven't had much luck adding % as a unit. How can I change what's displayed?
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